Snobbery, perhaps, by certain lights, but I nonetheless agree. The English language conveys knowledge, can spin wise aphorisms, and is capable of splendor.
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Use of “proles” shows snobbery more than anything else in this comment.
“But if I did, I’m sorry”
Now, this isn’t entirely the fault of NFL officials. While a lot of penalties are left to the referee’s discretion (holding, pass interference), others are much more definitive (false start).
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6 flags per team per game on average? Shit, man, these days it feels like 6 flags per drive on anything other than a 3 & out.
I’m gonna regret saying this, but sometimes Andy Reid is a truly fantastic play-caller.
The girl in this gif is clearly saying, “burn your toast”. Or it could be, “bring your ghost.” Or could even be, “bran on your toes”. I’m not seeing “why not both?”
Agreed. It’s got more flavour and I like the texture.
If given a choice I go with brown because I like the way it tastes.
The origin of the word octopus is Greek, so it octopuses. If the origin was Latin it would be octopi.
A lot of these aren’t really true. For example, if you rely on solar power nothing spins slower when you turn on a light bulb. And I wouldn’t say “sharks are not a threat” and more than bears. Yeah they probably won’t attack you, but in the off chance that they do it’ll be pretty dang threatening.
Copy that. Over
I would add that when a marriage is stressed, people with discretionary income can afford marriage counseling (not typically covered by insurance), individual counseling (comes with copay that can add up to $100 or more/month/person), and what not. Those things can save a marriage. People who don’t have discretionary…
I noticed that too. And not just long hours, but unconventional hours. Two actuaries are typically going to have weekends and evenings off. A couple splitting the night shift and day shift will rarely see each other (speaking from experience).
I wonder if Kinja posting rates have any correlation to divorce?
I also notice that a lot of the highest divorce careers have lifestyles that are tough on attachments (either odd hours or lots of travel) and are often seen as attractive to people with let’s say “unconventional” views on lifestyle, from the counterculture and often drug-filled milieu of bartending to the glitz and…
It seems to me that another possibility could be the working hours? Gaming managers , bartenders, and flight attendants work odd and long hours. At least compared to scientists, engineers, doctors(could go either way with work hours) and clergy. I could see this being very stressful and unfulfilling in a marriage or…